Q35Y-16 60 Ton Hydraulic Ironworker Machine | Multi-Function Steel Punching & Shearing Machine

It is a hydraulic metalworking machine designed primarily for punching and shearing sheet metal and similar profiles, offering a compact, powerful solution for fabrication and repair tasks.

Key specs: hydraulic power source, nominal force 600 kN (60T), motor power 5.5 kW, available voltage options 380V or 220V, weight 1.8 t, and dimensions 1740 × 810 × 1830 mm.

Choose based on your facility's electrical supply. Industrial sites commonly use 380V 3-phase; 220V may be suitable for smaller workshops. Confirm phase and supply capability with your electrician and the supplier.

Capacity depends on material type, thickness, and tooling. The 600 kN nominal force allows heavy-duty punching and shearing of common sheet metals, but exact thickness limits vary by punch/die size and material grade—refer to the manufacturer's tooling/capacity chart or contact the supplier for specific material tables.

Many multifunctional ironworkers can be fitted with additional stations or attachments (e.g., notcher, angle shear, squaring shear, bending tools). Confirm which stations and attachments are supplied or available as options for this model.

Compatibility depends on the machine's punch holder and die design. Standard ironworker tooling sizes are often supported, but always verify punch/die dimensions, material, and shank type with the supplier to ensure fit and safe operation.

The machine weighs 1.8 t and should be placed on a level, sturdy concrete floor. Electrical supply must match the selected voltage and phase. A qualified technician should handle mechanical positioning, electrical connection, and hydraulic checks per the installation manual.

Regular maintenance includes checking and topping hydraulic fluid, changing hydraulic oil and filters at manufacturer-recommended intervals, inspecting punch/die wear, lubricating moving parts, and checking bolts and fittings. Follow the supplied maintenance schedule and keep records.

Use appropriate guards, emergency stop, and safety interlocks if fitted. Operators should wear PPE (safety glasses, gloves, hearing protection) and receive training. Keep hands clear of tooling, never bypass safety devices, and follow lockout/tagout procedures for maintenance.

Service life depends on usage, maintenance, and operating conditions. Core components are built from durable materials, but wear parts (punches, dies, seals) will need replacement. Contact the supplier for spare parts availability and recommended spare parts lists.

The exact hydraulic oil grade and change interval are specified in the machine manual and depend on operating temperature and load. Use the manufacturer-recommended hydraulic oil and adhere to the scheduled replacement and filter-change intervals provided in the documentation.

Yes — with appropriate tooling, proper maintenance, and trained operators, this 600 kN ironworker can support continuous workshop production. For very high-volume or specialized production, discuss duty cycle, cooling, and customization options with the supplier.

Operator training is strongly recommended. Many suppliers offer training on safe operation, tooling changes, and maintenance. Proper training reduces accidents, improves productivity, and extends the life of the machine.

Warranty terms and technical support procedures vary by supplier. Check the purchase documentation for warranty coverage, contact details, and the recommended process for service calls or replacement parts. Keep serial number and purchase records handy when contacting support.